EP 35 - Folklore Friday | The Story of Mis, the original Wild Woman.

Welcome to the very first Folklore Friday episode — a soul-deep journey into ancient mythology and the wisdom it holds for our modern lives.In this episode, I share all about the haunting and powerful story of Mis of Munster, a woman whose grief was so immense it turned her feral, wild, and free. Taken from If Women Rose Rooted by Sharon Blackie, this tale is a sacred mirror for the rage, grief, and primal emotion so many women are taught to bury.We explore:The symbolism of wild feminine rage and sacred madnessHow nature becomes the only medicine when the world fails to hold usThe balance between wild and tamed, feminine and masculineWhat Mis teaches us about breaking down to break freeWhy the wild woman archetype lives within every woman — and why now is the time to awaken herThis episode is an invocation — an invitation to reclaim the parts of yourself that feel too much, too messy, too emotional. Mis is the original Wild Woman, and her story reminds us that sometimes, we must run into the forest to find ourselves again.This is for the women who have screamed into pillows, cried in the dark, or felt like the only place they could truly be was barefoot in the woods.Let Mis lead you home to yourself. 🌿 Buy my debut book Through the Hedge: Tales from Mossvale here on amazon  ✨  The Storywood: Audio Hub is where you'll find an ever growing collection of my stories, musings, poems, and meditations.  📖 Prefer to read? My writings also live over on my Substack, The Wild Noticings. 🕯️ Or experience it through scent Explore my Wild Goddess candles, each with its own story.✨ Love the podcast? Follow, share, or leave a review, it means more than you know.📲 Find me on Instagram @the.wildgoddess